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The story of the foundation and growth of the SURE Network since its establishment in 2016

Posted on 21st January 2021
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The story of the foundation and growth of the SURE Network since its establishment in 2016, as well as some of the backstory pre-2016, has been published by the Irish Journal of Academic Practice in the following paper:

Ciaran O’Leary; Julie Dunne; Barry Ryan; Therese Montgomery; Anne Marie O’Brien; Cormac Quigley; Claire Lennon; Fiona McArdle; Laura Keaver; Eva Campion; Gordon Cooke; Emma Caraher; Mary Deasy; Aubrey Storey; Carloalberto Petti; Eileen O’Leary; Karen Finn; Sinead Loughran; Greg Byrne; Arjan Van Rossum; Dina Brazil; Matt Smith; Nicholas Touzet; Tracey Coady; Valerie McCarthy; Janette Walton; and Josephine Tracey (2021) “Reflections on the Formation and Growth of the SURE Network: a National Disciplinary Network to Enhance Undergraduate Research in the Sciences” Irish Journal of Academic Practice: Vol. 9: Iss. 1, Article 7. doi:https://doi.org/10.21427/z3xx-dy28. Available at: https://arrow.tudublin.ie/ijap/vol9/iss1/7

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The Science Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Network was established in 2016 by a community of Irish institutions interested in enhancing practice in undergraduate research in the Sciences. The SURE Network aims to enhance practice through dissemination of best practice, and implementation of workshops, conferences and an undergraduate journal.

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